Pacific Heights Attelier by Antonio Martins Interior Design
Designed for the San Francisco Decorator Showcase, Pacific Heights Attelier is the refuge of a man who spends his leisure hours restoring treasured objects.
Designed for the San Francisco Decorator Showcase, Pacific Heights Attelier is the refuge of a man who spends his leisure hours restoring treasured objects.
Project: Oriental Warehouse Loft Architects: Edmonds + Lee Architects Project Team: Robert Edmonds, Vivian Lee, James Kirkpatrick Location: San Francisco, California Contractor: Team Commercial Construction Consultants: Double-D Engineering (Staircase) Images & Photos: Bruce Damonte Photography Oriental Warehouse Loft was designed by Edmonds + Lee Architects in San Francisco, USA. From the architect: This project located
YamaMar Design Architects in collaboration with Alison Damonte Design studio and landscape design firm Terremoto have completed the modernization of this San Francisco house for a family of four. “Give us an urban oasis, something minimal and modern but warm with a seamless flow from inside to out..” was the mandate from our clients for this San Francisco home remodel.
Project: San Francisco Eichler Remodel Architecture: Klopf Architecture Project Team: John Klopf, AIA, Jackie Detamore, AIA, Klara Kevane, and Yegvenia Torres-Zavala Landscape Architect: Outer Space Landscape Architects Contractor: San Francisco Design and Construction Cabinetry: Benchmarc Woodworking Zinc Panels: Product and Design Metalwork Photography ©2015 Mariko Reed Location: San Francisco, California Year completed: 2015 The owners
When Uber acquired the 11th floor of the building it occupies in San Francisco, an initial concern was its distance from the company’s executive offices on the 4th floor. How could people on the 11th feel any sense of community or shared purpose with people seven floors below on the 4th?
This complete rebuild of a mid-century, the design flows from an analysis of the varied site conditions already present and reinforces key relationships to the site while establishing new ones.
In the bustling urban environment of San Francisco’s Financial District, a small condo has been transformed into a multi-functional loft that redefines space utilization. This innovative project showcases how custom design and modern prefabrication techniques can maximize functionality within limited urban living spaces.
While the original site offered potential for stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Coit Tower, and downtown San Francisco, the Telegraph Hill house suffered from unusually narrow and dark interior spaces.